How do you preditor proof against THIS??

[Connorrm]

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Escaped pets?

 

[lovin my birds]

Haha! Sorry i cant be of any help, i have no experience in dealing with alligators. But i have to say i love the picture og the gator "ringing" the door bell. Now if it was my house that it was trying to intrude into i would be freaking out. Props to all you who live down in florida, i couldnt stand to live with them.

 

[New2TheCoop]

I'm from Louisiana so I say kill it, cut up the tail & fry it up, make yourself a belt and a wallet with the rest.

 

[CoyoteMagic]

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Down here in Florida??? Wow...now that we don't need ! Those are some Baaaadddd boys

Yeah, I was watching Operation Wild and saw this http://planetgreen.discovery.com/videos/operation-wild-season-2-watch-your-arm.html

Here's a video clip of them catching one that bit a dog. http://planetgreen.discovery.com/videos/operation-wild-season-2-croc-bites-dog.html


@Connorrm they didn't say if they were or not but them buggers are scary

ETA---These are the ones they are finding/making a comeback http://www.angelfire.com/mo2/animals1/crocodile/amercroc.html

 

[m_shuman]

They are not just in Flordia. We have them here in Georgia and I was wondering the same thing myself.

 

[patandchickens]

Actually I'd think that an alligator would be fairly easy to fence out (and surely there must be BYCers who don't need to photoshop to get a pic like that)... they are pretty conductive and can't climb/jump/burrow, so a couple of strands of well-charged electric fence should do the job?

Saltwater crocodiles btw are NATIVE to Florida, just real rare at least in the past hundred years or so.

Pat

 

[bama bigboy]

Need to move!

 

[happyhensny]

Up in New York it gets WAAAYYY too cold for those buggers to live. Unless you watched the movie "Lake Placid"

We do have bears though.

Any they can rip through a steel door if they want to badly enough.

 

[sheila3935]

For the first time I'm glad I live in Illinois.

 

[aephilli]

Personal preferance is using a 375 H&H & follow the advice from New2TheCoop!